ScoutTV: David Mahaffey

Steve Robertson

02/02/2012

David Mahaffey has emerged as one of the top offensive line prospects in his home state of Mississippi for the 2013 signing class. At nearly 6-4, 300 pounds, Mahaffey has the size college recruiters are looking for. See the talented OL in action in this ScoutTV presentation.

David is very athletic for a bigger guy and he has the skills to play up and down the offensive line.

His college home will like be as an offensive guard, but he has the footwork and quickness to play right tackle if called upon.

Mahaffey does a nice job on his cut blocks and he really does well at sealing off when the defensive end tries to slant inside.

You would like to see him finish his blocks a little better and get his guy on the ground with more consistency, but Mahaffey is a fun player to watch.

He works hard to create a running lane and then releases into the second level looking to extend the play for his team.

Mahaffey is quick out of his stance and pretty active with his hands. He has a lot of potential and he will be a name to remember as we get into the summer camp sessions and college coaches have the chance to work him out personally.

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His college home will like be as an offensive guard, but he has the footwork and quickness to play right tackle if called upon.

Mahaffey does a nice job on his cut blocks and he really does well at sealing off when the defensive end tries to slant inside.

You would like to see him finish his blocks a little better and get his guy on the ground with more consistency, but Mahaffey is a fun player to watch.

He works hard to create a running lane and then releases into the second level looking to extend the play for his team.

Mahaffey is quick out of his stance and pretty active with his hands. He has a lot of potential and he will be a name to remember as we get into the summer camp sessions and college coaches have the chance to work him out personally.